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Is this the beginning of the end of secrecy in Guinea?
Over the past month, a series of reports and articles have brought to light new information about secret acts, illegal dealings and crimes against citizens that have taken place over the past two years in Guinea. What is groundbreaking about these reports is that they’ve come from Guinean sources and press outlets, an often in collaboration with the international human rights organizations. These developments are exciting because the need to end impunity is very high as we look forward to legislative elections. Below are examples of these recent developments:
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GUINÉE : Une décision judiciaire contre l’impunité des actes de harcèlement à l’encontre de cinq défenseurs, alors que les actes d’intimidation continuent Paris-Genève-Conakry, le 2 décembre 2011. http://www.radio-kankan.com/Nouvelles-Radio-KanKan.161.0.html?&cHash=0d296ef5ce&tx_ttnews[tt_news]=10334&utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter
- Guinee News Exclusif : l’intégralité du fameux accord politique signé entre Lansana Kouyaté et Alpha Condé qui fait jaser…http://www.guineenews.org/articles/detail_article.asp?num=2011112894950
- Guinée : enquête sur le phénomène tortionnaire | Grotius International http://www.grotius.fr/guinee-enquete-sur-le-phenomene-tortionnaire/ via
@Grotiusinternat
Tell us what you think. Are we starting to see a new freedom of information in Guinea? Will this increase the chances for a free and fair election in Guinea for the legislatives?